Tired of coolant limitations on your manual milling machine? We were too, so we decided to ditch the limitations and made a gamechanging throughspindle coolant drawbar bolt for our Zayer milling machine! We'll take you stepbystep through the process and show you the first test to see how it works! We’ll machine the custom bolt on the lathe, including threading and that allimportant deep hole drilling. Then, it's over to the milling machine to mill the hex pattern and the drill the crucial throughhole for coolant flow. We also show making the rotary union joint that allows the bolt to spin freely while delivering coolant to the tool holder. Finally, we assemble the drawbar bolt and put it to the test, showcasing the upgraded coolant flow in all its glory. This is a DIY project we’ve never seen before, and it’s definitely going to take our milling game to a whole new level!

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Hafco BM63VE Milling machine

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